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Syllabus

EN IT

Prerequisites

Data Analysis and Descriptive Statistics, Probability and Inference. ANOVA

Program

Linear Regression Model, both simple and with multiple regressors (10 hours)
Assumptions and Diagnosis (8 hours)
Inference (4 hours)
Internal and External Validity (2 hours)
Regression Analysis of Economic Time Series Data (8 hours)
Dynamic Causal Effects (4 hours)

Books

James H. Stock and Mark W. Watson (fifth edition), Introduction to Econometrics

Bibliography

James H. Stock and Mark W. Watson (fifth edition), Introduction to Econometrics

Teaching methods

During the whole duration of the course (6 weeks), there will be 3 weekly classes of 2 hours each, and 1 practice of 2 hours.
In all appointments, an active participation to the class will be strongly encouraged.

Exam Rules

The final written exam is a closed-book exam, consisting of both theoretical and empirical questions covering the entire program of the course. Questions can be both open and multiple choice and can feature graphs and estimation output, with the aim to evaluate the ability of the student to interpret the final results of a rea-world dataset.

Final evaluation ranges between 18 and 30. Scores lower than 18 will be recorded as Fail.

Students must book through the DELPHI website to take the written exam. Students who are not registered will not be admitted.

During the exam, materials such as books, notes, slips of paper, formulas, etc., are not allowed.

Final grades will be recorded directly in DELPHI. Please note that the electronic recording system requires the indication of the exam result for each student registered for the exam. The rule of tacit acceptance applies for accepting the grade, and electronic recording does not require physical presence. Those who intend to refuse the grade must do so through Delphi, specifying it in the communications to the teacher. This is the ONLY WAY to refuse the exam result. Emails, TEAMS messages, or oral communications to the teacher are not valid for this purpose.

Attendance Rules


optional attendance